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+1 for King Korg. Now only 98 votes to go

Although your software covers a broader spectrum it's funny that R3 with an official editor got more votes.

Got mine a few days ago and here's some thoughts off the top of my head: Pros : Nice sound, quite accessible, easy to grasp Cons : So-so build quality (especially the black parts of the keyboard, though even Kronos gave me the same feeling), - somewhat pointless PCM section (could serve as ...

From my view the acoustic pianos are toy stuff, not seriously useable. Not holding back anything, I just don't see why you don't get by with the meanwhile various youtube examples - and perhaps test one at your local dealer. I'm glad I get my music going in the limited time I have for it. Why ...

xmlguy, if you only read the title of the software you downloaded and installed: it reads "librarian" not "editor". looks like the editor is yet to materialize. @jimknopf: was expecting some sound demos from you since you had it for sometime now but maybe you're holding back for a dedicated KK ...

I checked the KK thoroughly and have meanwhile bought it, because - with all it's limitations - it fits very well for my purposes. I could write a user review with up- and downsides, but I won't do so in this general synth section, because this is no good place for a dedicated discussion about pros ...

Expcept, that from the demos I get the impression that the KK does sound significantly better than both in my ears (in the sense of a more analog soounding VA). And of course that (and rather the sound quality and choice than the number of filters) is the main point for me of using a synth. The ...

As I heard, this device was indeed not developed by the US team and probably is a pure Japanese project. I always admired the Japanese creative inventiveness in music business. But during the last years I also saw loads of inconsistent mismatches coming from there. They seem to have a tendency ...

Sorry, the first version is gone! From the video, the hi-hat sound is definitely white noise from the VCS3. If you want to vary the hi-hat pattern, go to timbre 2, then page 32. There you can edit the hits by turning them on and off thru the arpeggiator. As for adjusting the hi-hat sound, play with ...

downtownpaulyp,

could you post the initial patch? i took your second patch for granted thus overwrote the first one but this second patch doesn't sound/feel right. it might be different form what gilmour does on the video but i prefer the one you yourself did by ear

ok this might sound funny but the first patch you designed sounded closer to the original

is there any way the hihat could be improved? (more pronounced so it sounds like a hihat instead of a small shaker)

thank you. again

Download the latest--I corrected On The Run after watching a DVD of David Gilmour demonstrating the sequence on a VCS3. Whilst he keyed it in beginning on a C, I noticed it's actually in E-flat; he must have it transposed up 3 semitones. The note sequence keyed in on DVD is: C - C an octave lower ...

thank you

hi motise, here's how it works: you'll do all your uploading&downloading from the editor connected to your computer via USB (or MIDI in&out in rare cases). so i assume you already installed that and made sure it recognizes your R3. sounds for R3 come in two formats: R3l and R3p. L files contain full ...

well i owe you one for the vocoder so i'll do what i can when you're ready to share and convert your patches.

regards,

t.

worked like a charm (the trick being assigning the audio-in to osc).

thanks a lot x-trade. but do confirm me about the analog patches:)